Boys' Lacrosse

Player of the year
First team
Second team & HM

MF Bobby Gribbin

Georgetown Prep / Senior

Willing and able to make an impact all over the field, Gribbin's versatility separated him from the region's other dangerous offensive threats. The midfielder finished the season with 40 goals and nine assists despite receiving the full attention of opposing defenses. As the Little Hoyas' primary faceoff option, he won 78 percent of his chances. Gribbin finished his career in style, scoring the overtime goal to beat Landon in the Interstate Athletic Conference title game on May 14. He will play for Maryland.

G Pat McEnerney

Good Counsel / Sr.

Averaged more than 12 saves per game to help the Falcons earn a berth in the WCAC title game. Will play for Loyola (Md.).

D Jeff Hale

Georgetown Prep / Sr.

Shutdown defenseman shined in matchups against some of the area’s top offensive threats. Will play for High Point.

D John Kelly

Bullis / Sr.

Posted team bests in takeaways, groundballs to lead the Bulldogs to the IAC semifinals. Will play for Johns Hopkins.

D Kellen Miller

Landon / Sr.

Shook off a preseason knee injury to lead a unit that yielded fewer than five goals per game. Will play for Maryland.

MF Mike Begley

Sherwood / Sr.

A force on both sides of the ball, finished with 53 goals and 20 assists for the Warriors. Will play for Marist.

MF Nathan Miller

Annandale / Sr.

Two-time all-American scored 45 goals to lead Atoms to first state tournament since 2008. Will play for Army.

MF David Planning

Gonzaga / Sr.

The Eagles’ offensive leader earned his second WCAC tournament most valuable player award. Will play for Ohio State.

MF Connor Reed

Gonzaga / Jr.

Johns Hopkins recruit created problems for the area’s top defenses with his unrivaled speed and athleticism.

A Connor Cook

St. Mary’s Ryken / Sr.

Tough and relentless around the net, the attackman tallied 54 goals and 54 assists this season. Will play for Army.

A Connor Gallegos

Episcopal / Sr.

Notched 50 goals and 38 assists to become the Maroon’s all-time leading scorer. Helped team to a program-record 21 wins.

A Patrick Keena

Landon / Sr.

Gifted distributor finished as the Bears’ all-time leading scorer, including 60 points this season.

Coach of the year Kevin Broderick

Chantilly

Seventh-year coach led the Chargers to their third Virginia AAA Concorde District title since 2008 and the school's second Northern Region championship. His teams have reached the region tournament in each of his 13 years as girls' and boys' varsity coach. Heading into the state semifinals, Broderick's boys' teams were a combined 90-31 including the 2008 state title.

Second team

Player	School	Yr.
G Kevin Hess	Spalding	Sr.
G Ryan McMahon	Bullis	Sr.
D Nicholas Gorman	Good Counsel	Sr.
D Albert Kammler	St. Albans	Sr.
D Ty Trobridge	Battlefield	Sr.
MF Tyler Aunon	Paul VI Catholic	Sr.
MF Nick Weeden	Episcopal	Sr.
MF Devon Westerman	Chantilly	Sr.
A Kylor Bellistri	Bullis	Jr.
A Cory Dobyns	Georgetown Prep	Sr.
A Nate Lewnes	St. Mary's-Annapolis	Jr.
A Michael Kenski	Linganore	Sr.

Honorable mention

Goalie: Connor Anderson, Oakton, Jr.; Matt Bukovac, Briar Woods, Sr.; Alex Joyce, Landon, Jr.; Connor Laughlin, Potomac School, Sr.; Justin Rosenberg, St. John's, Jr.; Andrew Spivey, Langley, Jr.; Eric Sweetman, Glenelg, Jr.; R.J. Tischler, Linganore, Jr. Defense: Curt Brooks, Wootton, Jr.; Brenden Dwyer, Langley, Sr.; Logan Hancock, W.T. Woodson, Sr.; Luke Howard, Landon, Sr.; Seth Mackin, South River, Sr.; Teddy Manders, Gonzaga, Sr.; Jackson Meyers, Arundel, Sr.; Gavin Shuart, Calverton, Sr.; Marty Wallace, DeMatha, Sr.; Henry Williams, Georgetown Prep, Sr.; Justin Wood, Northern, Sr. Midfield: Brent Armstrong, St. Stephen's/St. Agnes, Jr.; Matt Boutin, St. Mary's Ryken, Sr.; Andy Craig, Annandale, Sr.; Alex Daly, Linganore, Sr.; Matt Greenblatt, Wootton, Sr.; Stephen Kang, Yorktown, Sr.; Thomas Petrocci, Robinson, Sr.; David Pim, The Heights, Sr.; Luke Poulos, Good Counsel, Jr.; Charlie Schnider, Landon, Jr.; Greg Smith, Edison, Sr. Attack: Cole Bailey, Severn, Sr.; Kyle Bruun, Gonzaga, Sr.; Devin Bushweller, Osbourn Park, Sr.; Alex Clough, South Lakes, Sr.; Logan Connolly, St. Mary's-Annapolis, Sr.; Michael Crowe, Yorktown, Sr.; Mike Funk, Middleburg Academy, Sr.; David Goodwin, Calverton, Jr.; Sean Holliday, Quince Orchard, Sr.; Paul Hummer, Brooke Point, Sr.; Ty Kashur, Stonewall Jackson, Sr.; Richie Klares, Kettle Run, Jr.; Ryan Madigan, Broad Run, Sr.; Dylan Maltz, Stone Bridge, So.; Peter Milley, St. Stephen's/St. Agnes, Sr.; Pat Serio, Marriotts Ridge, Sr.; Eric Simon, Quince Orchard, Sr.; Nick Wynne, Glenelg, Jr.

Player bios by Matt Brooks and Eric Detweiler - The Washington Post. Photos by John McDonnell/The Washington Post.
Published June 8, 2011.